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The height of F1 fandom in the 1980s was reserved for bedroom walls, magazine cuttings and those coveted Sunday afternoons spent watching races on TV. Now you can watch your favourite teams race right through to the chequered flag in person, surrounded by thousands of fans in the grandstands. 

Sounds pretty different, right? In little over 40 years, F1 has revolutionis...


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The 2000s were the dawn of online gaming. It was also a time that brought with it changes to first-person shooters, massive open-world sandboxes, and the explosion of online RPGs. If you were gaming then, you probably sunk countless hours into a few of these classic PC games.

RuneScape
RuneScape first came onto the scene in 2001, and has since ro...


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Many eighties movies, cult or blockbuster, have maintained a long shelf life. With new generations revisiting them, slot games have leapt at the chance to use their intellectual property.

The eighties remains a popular culture touchstone, even for those who never lived through it. Its bright, visual aesthetic, emerging technologies, and everything-to-excess attitude pr...


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Long before streaming services and endless on demand menus, Christmas Day television in Britain was a shared national event. Families circled programmes in the bumper double issue of the Radio Times weeks in advance. With only three channels until Channel 4 arrived in November 1982, and four for most of the years that followed, the whole country often ended up watching exactl...


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Vintage action figures often treated winter clothing as part costume and part storytelling device. A white parka, oversized hood and chunky boots immediately told you that a character belonged in a frozen setting, even when...


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